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Hong Kong cultural and sporting event calendar

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Latest: Hong Kong authorities report illegal fireworks and wax melting during Mid-Autumn Festival

Hong Kong has scheduled a series of cultural and sporting events throughout the summer and autumn of 2026. In July, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department launched the International Arts Carnival 2026, which includ

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Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations in Taiwan, Hong Kong, China

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Latest: Taipei prepares Mid-Autumn festivities in Maokong and Taipei Zoo

Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations continue across Asia, featuring cultural exhibitions, community carnivals, and light displays. In Malaysia, the ninth Mooncake Lantern Carnival is being held at the Batu Kawa Old Bazaar

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Luxury cruise industry expansion 2026–29

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Latest: Royal Caribbean announces 2028-2029 cruise deployment schedule

In August 2026, Royal Caribbean and TUI Cruises detailed specific 2027 transatlantic schedules. Royal Caribbean’s Brilliance of the Seas is set to reposition from Florida to Spain in April 2027 via Morocco, with cabin ra

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Hong Kong Cyclothon event details

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Latest: Hong Kong Cyclothon returns on 11 October

The Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon, organized by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, is scheduled for October 11, 2026. Public registration for the event opened on August 20. The event features two non-competitive

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Hong Kong and Macau tourism and economic trends

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Latest: Macau hotel occupancy hits highest level since pre-pandemic

Tourism trends in Hong Kong and Macau continue to show structural shifts. In July 2026, Hong Kong saw a 3% year-on-year increase in visitor arrivals, reaching 4.5 million. This was bolstered by long-haul momentum, which

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